Kyrie Irving has worn jerseys No. 10, 11, 2 and 8 at different times.

In the NBA draft, the Cleveland Cavaliers selected Kyrie Irving with the No. 1 pick. On the one hand, Irving chose the No. 11 jersey because his father liked it. Irving's father wore No. 11 when he played at Boston University, and the relationship between father and son is deep. His coming to Boston to wear the No. 11 jersey is also a legacy.

Wearing the No. 2 jersey, Irving was selected as the first player in the NBA by the Cavaliers in 2011. During the Cavaliers era, he wore the No. 2 jersey. Irving averaged 18.5 points and 5.4 assists per game in his rookie season and won the Rookie of the Year award at the end of the season. During the game between the Nets and Heat, Nets star Kyrie Irving walked onto the court wearing Kobe Bryant's No. 8 jersey to pay tribute to his mentor and best friend.

No. 10 jersey. Irving wears No. 10 jersey in international competitions such as the Olympics. No. 10 jersey can be said to be the inheritance of Kobe’s Mamba spirit. Irving has high respect for Kobe, so he chose No. 10 jersey.

The No. 1 jersey was the jersey he wore during his time at Duke University, and Irving also has deep feelings for the No. 1 jersey.

Personal Characteristics

Kyrie Irving has excellent ball-handling skills. He can break through with both hands and has almost no shooting shortcomings. Among the best new-generation point guards currently in service, Westbrook, Rose is known for his physical strength, Stephen Curry relies on shooting, and Irving is more balanced. Irving is one of the best isolation players in the league. Irving's biggest shortcoming is defense.